Karramarro Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s on offer.

Honestly, for the first few days, it’s pretty grim. There’s a whole lot of poor surf and messy wind, so you’re not missing much if you give it a miss until later in the week.

The best window we’ve got in the whole 16-day run is Thursday morning, the 10th of September. Karramarro is looking like the standout. It’s a point break, best when the swell is from the NW, which is exactly what we’re getting. That morning, the wind goes glassy, the swell is a clean 4ft, period of 10 seconds, and it’s packing moderate energy (355). That’s proper point break conditions, glassy and lined up. Keep in mind, this spot is inconsistent and doesn’t break often, so when it does, it’s a real treat. It’s fairly exposed to the swell, and crowds are likely, so get in early.

Another one to circle on the calendar is Sunday morning, the 13th of September. We’ve got a solid 5ft NW swell, long period of 13 seconds, and glassy conditions. The energy is strong (666). That’s a proper groundswell, and on a point break like Karramarro, those long-period waves will wrap in nicely. Just be aware, with a period that long, it can run a bit straight on a beach break, but here it’s a point, so it should be sweet.

Then there’s a bit of a gap, but look ahead to Monday morning, the 21st of September. That’s over a week away, so take it with a grain of salt, but it’s showing 5ft from the NW, period of 11 seconds, and glassy again. Energy is strong (611). That’s a promising call for a clean, punchy session.

The rest of the days are a mixed bag of smaller surf, cross-onshore winds, or just not enough energy to get excited about. The 11th, 12th, and 15th through 20th are mostly small, weak, and messy. Not worth paddling out for.

Rusty.

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